Correct. The idea is that the derived state only updates when the underlying state updates. And the mapping to the DOM is just derived from that derived state. So list updates.. triggers bubble sort, triggers DOM reconciliation. The difference with Svelte is it sees it and the compiler writes the reactive code in the background. In Solid you just write the reactive code yourself.. ie.. `setState` etc. But it more or less works similarly.

It's like Svelte without abstracting the update mechanism. Which makes it a little more to get into at first but very similar to a library like React. The difference from React is that Solid knows exactly what you are updating so it doesn't bother with the other stuff.